I am reasearching to purchase my first quad. The 375s looks like it might be a good choice for me. I am wondering what price I might expect to pay for this model. Also lookin for others opinons of this model.

 

Well my Cat was $4999 before tax, doc and the winch (total being $5600).

 

do a search on this topic and you will find a lot of info on this subject in this forum.

 

Mine was 5300 before tax, with a 2500lb warn, mounted. I didn't spend alot of time negotiating. I told two good dealers to give me their best price, no b.s., and that was it. Btw, that was with the 7 months no interest or payments deal.

That gives me 7 months to sell my bass boat! Anyone interested in a low-time 99 Nitro 640 with a 2000 90hp Johnson? It is a screamer and easy to tow long distances. It also takes up little garage space. Hell, it is so good, I just might keep it!

 

I paid 5200 plus tax this was in march. It included 2500 warn winch installed with the roller guides ( I don't know if it matered that he dealer was new selling AC and wanted to get his foot in the door I think I was the 5 or 6 customers he sold)

 

Mine was $5000 (around $4700 before tax) out the door for a 4 wheel drive 375. GREAT deal i thought. I purchased it back in April, put over 500 miles on it, awesome machine for the money. There is a knocking noise that i hear though when going over bumps, does anyone know what this it? It sounds like the shafts maybe.

 

Hi!! I just boaught a 2002 375 4x4 and I payed 4700.00 out the door.
It is a great atv for the money!!

 

I payed $4,995(ATV) + $650 (Winch & Plow) - $500 (Mud Fling) for a total of $5145 before taxes and registration.

ac375randy does it sound like it is coming from the front or back? I noticed if I push the rear end back-and-forth it made a clunking sound. But the dealer said that it has a floating rear-end so the shaft will move a little. Mine will move back-and-forth about 1/8 inch.

 

I purchased Mine back in november with a winch and a plow for 5200 out the door. As for the noise mine also does it exspecially when i am on some woops but also my dealer said it was the rear drive shaft moving, and that it was designed to do it...

-MIke

 

I would recommend if you are going to do some serious mudding, upgrade those tires. If you go through thick mud the Dunlops fill quickly.

That is the only complaint I have with mine. Granted it could have a little more top end, but I normally don't drive like a bat out of hell.